A Russian strike on Ukraine’s recently-liberated city of Kherson killed at least five people and wounded another 35 on Saturday, authorities said, in what President Volodymyr Zelenskiy condemned as wanton killing for pleasure.

Photos on the president’s Telegram account showed a built-up city centre strewn with burning cars, smashed windows and what appeared to be corpses on pavements.

Also Read: Russia-Ukraine War: US calls Putin’s ‘want to end war’ comment insincere, claims Moscow wants to ‘escalate the war’

“Social networks will most likely mark these photos as ‘sensitive content’. But this is not sensitive content – it is the real life of Ukraine and Ukrainians,” Zelenskiy wrote.

“These are not military facilities … It is terror, it is killing for the sake of intimidation and pleasure.”

Also Read: North Korea denies media report it supplied munitions to Russia

Ukraine retook Kherson, the only regional capital to be captured by Russia since its Feb. 24 invasion, in November. Since then, Kyiv says Russian forces have heavily shelled the city from across the vast Dnipro river.

Presidential aide Kyrylo Tymoshenko gave Saturday’s casualty figures, saying 16 of the 35 people hurt were heavily wounded.

There was no word on the incident from Moscow and Reuters was unable to independently verify the reports.